The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-12-03

Mr.. Hollacher extended the inequalities Of
his establishment to the Brigade and do
mated some Of the"neccessary" TO the band.
The "boys" are load aud unanimous in
their laudation Of their generous host. Mr..
Holacher has one of the largest and most
thoroughly equipped boltling establish
meuts outside of the larger cities.
Not only in the spring time, but all the
year round people will need a reliable cath
artic. We would recommendLaxador. Price
25cents.
The real need of sick baby is not 50
much medicine as 1t is something to assist
nature" Many things are recommended,
but the best known remedy for the ailments
Of young children is DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price Only 25 cents bottle.
Some few days ago a bottle containing
the body prematursly born child was fish
ed out of the Lehgh river, at Packerton.
Our informant tells us that the bottle con-
taining the child is on exhibition in the Le-
high Valley Office, at Packerton. Suppos-
ition naturally leads us to infer that "some
dirty work. has been perpetrated by some
par or parties at present unknown.
-Ha7ing purchased the gallery, fixtures
and all negatives of Mr.. j. b. Readman, l
am prepared to do all kinds of flrst-class
work la the Photographic line. Mr.. Read
man will remain until December 1st, when
will procure a flrst-class operator from
the city please give me a trial order. Harvey
Williams, Cor, Broadway and Susquehanna
Sts,. Mauch Chunk. Pa.
The new hotel OF Mr. Henry Bitner, at
Slntington, Is model of architectural de-
sign, and reflects credit on that town. Mr..
Bitner Is an enterprising and progressive
citizen, as well as genial wholesouled
fellow, whom It will be well for Lehigh-
tonians to remember when they visit that
borough.
The Carbon county teachers institute
will convene at Mauch Chunk, Monday,
and continue one week A very interesting
programme has been arranged for the oc-
casion. The ADVOCATE will, next week,
contain full and complete account of the
exercises, written up in a spicy manner.
The jamestown Sunday school has a
membership of over one hundred. The
school is supplied with good library, COM
prlsing two hundred choice volumes of
literature. With such able leaders as
Messrs. S. A. Mertz and Andrew Shive the
school is an assured success.
The individual who does the lamp
lighting in this borough, should remember
that it is not safe to depend entirely on the
moon. Civil service reform, in this town,
should include fair knowledge of astrono-
my. Respectfully referred to the borough
fathers.
Charles Henry, driver of the Exchange
Hotel bus, was arrested last Friday for
cruelty to animals. He was taken before
Squire Beltz and fined ten dollars. This
should be warning to others who have de-
veloped propensity for cruelty to animals
The attention of the people OF Summit
Hill, Lansford and vicinity is directed tc
the fact that George II. Huntzinger, of The
popular Switchback Restaurant, is author
lied by us to receive subscriptions ant
moneys for the CARBON ADVOCATE.
Leopold Meyer, of the Dolonsburg Ho
tel, has first-rate accommodations for siS
or eight good boarders, at $3.50 per week
Persons who wish the comforts of home
should not miss this opportunity. Leopold
keeps nice clean and quiet place.
Henry Rehiig, residing at Kittating
crossed the Lchigh river at that place
Friday morning last and in attempting tc
jump on an l.. & S. coal train at Bowmans
town had both legs cut off. Rohrig is {
married man with family.
Here are few ways to help your town
Sell all you can and buy all you can at home
If you are rich, invest your money in man
ufactories; be courteous to strangers tina
come among yon, so that they go away will
good impressions.
The administrators of the late Solomon
Gomery, deceased, will expose at publi
sale on the premises, in Mahoning town
ship, on Saturday, Dec. 10th, a valuable 10
of farming stock, including horse, cows
&c.
Charles Sylvester George, alias Jerem
iah Weaver, has been committed to Jail a
Easton to answer for larceny and embezzle
ment from Anthony Gardener, at Bangor
by whom he was employed.
John King, a medical student, an
William Franklin, both of Easton, hav
been held for trial there, charged with al
tempted malpractice upon Laura Mill:
aged 16 years.
Milton Hontz, of Lehigh street, brake
man on L. & s. freight, had his rigf
haha caught between i!.e Jumpers of tw
freight cars recently and badly squeeze
It.
For fine all-wool. suit or oyercoa
made to order, all the way from s12 up
S35, call at Sondheim's One Price Sta
Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
The Strong Point with the "DaYis" hi
fought and won, so many battles is I'll
"VeFtical Feed"-an improvement used @
no other Sewing Machine
On Saturday, Dec. Sd, an elegant liz
of Christmas Cards and Novelties will
opened to the public at Lnckenbach's,
Broadway, Mauch Chunk.
Some grocers object to selling Tul
soap as its being strictly pure i will la
, longer than adulterated SOAP and does n,
pay them as large profit,
r The regular monthly meetings Of Il
Borough Council and School Directors W
q held at the usual places on Monday eve
. ing next.
e The several Sunday schools in ii
place are preparing for their Christm
v festivals. They give promise to be of gre
n interest.
i Daniel Wertman, aged eighty-two yea
residing at West Penn, father of our towI
3 man Philip Wertman. was buried Wedn,